Neo-Luddite. Working on my flaws.
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When inexpensive fiat transfers are properly integrated and facilitated on-chain, we will see a > 90% reduction in wire and check fraud.
I usually keep a hoodie in my basement office because it gets cold. I forget that it's my basement hoodie, and I bring it upstairs. Later, I'm cold, and I have a lab coat in my office from Halloween.
Sometimes when I write code, I look like a literal computer scientist.
Excited to hear @brianeha on Kafka and the administrative state / bureaucracy — via @artofdarkpod
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People asking why the SEC/Gensler are taking a ridiculous position on crypto -- i.e., "come in and register, but haha you can't actually because crypto doesn't fit our regs." Is it dumb? Evil? Just protecting incumbents?
No -- it's that they don't see the paradigm shift. 1/
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In addition to ironing this t-shirt (which republishes code from a comment letter), will I need to register as an exchange before wearing it? "It depends," per the SEC's latest release: sec.gov/news/statement/peirc…
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Yesterday I asked my kindergartener what she did in school and she said "nothing," then later I went on Instagram and her teacher had posted a picture of her holding a crocodile.
The stages of discussing the AI existential threat to humanity at family dinner:
1. What are you talking about
2. That’s insane
3. That sounds unhinged
4. How can I play with it
5. (The noise of faint beeps)
Way to go @emaxerrno !
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Dev culture is the CEO of Coinbase getting their pull request denied for having ugly JSON
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As ChatGPT becomes more restrictive, Reddit users have been jailbreaking it with a prompt called DAN (Do Anything Now).
They're on version 5.0 now, which includes a token-based system that punishes the model for refusing to answer questions.
Various motor oils, petrol, gear oil, and other contaminants drip and exhaust from traditional cars.
Will the reduction of car detritus significantly reduce road accidents -- when electric cars become ubiquitous?
further reading:
1. The Little Book of Tire Pavement Friction - Virginia Tech
2. Guide for Pavement Friction (nap.nationalacademies.org/re…)
surprisingly little data on friction coefficients for road surfaces that includes contaminants